The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 6, 1913, Page 3

THE STAR—MONDAY, OCTOBER 6, PARDONS AREN’T EASY TO GET NOWADAYS @ WILSON DENIES B 2 RICH SEATTLE MEN CLEMENCY By Gilson Gardner WASHINGTON, Oct. 6.—A strik Ing ast between this and the fo administration's handling of pardon cases |s seen in the recent action of President Wilson In the Houston and Bullock cases, of Se attle Taf tet Gene officials indicted Texas will be / well know ( ¥ ; Wilson ts Different But the W ad atlor operate differe seems t two arvis, whc the Pa: John J rthwest Comr means of coll @piracy to defraud » case is now on appeal, and ts still undecided Notwithstanding this fact, and the further fact that the rules of the department of Just! © forbid consideration of an application for pardon during the dency of a and ce passed on case, such application in behalf of Houston the department of jus’ them, and powerful brought to bear on the tion to have t ‘ Poindexter Refuses Aid These men have be and e endorsement of & cured the Jones of Washington and Works of Californ Senator Poindexter and other Senators, however, refused ald, knowing the facts tn the case. An example of the kind of tactics pursued fn this appeal was the method of making the report. There is conclusive evidence at Houston himself assisted in making teat re- port on his own case In the office of the pardon attorney of the de partment of justice. When the case went up to Prest- Gent Wilson, however, he secured the facts from independent sources, and has just denied the application for pardon. Dance st Dreamland tonight.—Adv 4th and Pine a TODAY, TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY ‘Bleeding Hearts” Two Part Jewish Drama, and the With News in the Picture World And a Comedy Chairs, the whole balcony 10¢ 800 Opera Chairs, the whole BITS OF GOSSIP WHAT'S HERE At the Colonial ihe Panama Cana fours ean pieture r . 6 with It ora a t in all of the natural and ow numbers are “A: Clever t Selig called Pathe, and a Is the story of the ying at the Fang” "is the name lass A next & two-reel Great and is a story of ease see Railroad Story at the Class A A Ratlroad Inspect Is the name the Class A this we a plucky inspector who had a band of dar ing freight robber deal with, and how he captured them, with t i th rt, “The Rebellious Pupil” Aside f al of this aus Anna Laugh ing backwoods story Peggy ayed by Miss Lau is the ghter of a fam know Wild Bartons. Although 16 years of age, ashe at tends school for want of something better to occupy her time. he falla {2 love with the ands young teacher and annoys him by her mischievous pranks He ts at last co le imagining what the blow f his ruler upon the palm of her hand means to her breaking heart. | Sho tells ber ruffian father without realizing what {t will mea: hool teacher just escapes death at is hand. But the near-tragedy gives } birth to a romance that places Peg | sy in the arms of her schoolmaster for the rest of her life “The Rebellious Pupil” leased October 11 GET DYNAMITERS | LOS ANGELES, Oct. 6—By the arrest of two men and s boy after they had dynamited the safe of the} | Bowen-Harris Lumber Co., at In | gleside, a suburb, the police believe |they have frustrated a wholesale |dynamite campaign against the vaults of suburban bar | The men were taken after a run ning gun fight, in which Arthur | Lippe, 19, who has told the police lof the proposed operations, was shot through the arm, | hod ll THE MARKETS The egg market is firm and high er, as quoted today. Some limed, pickled and water-glass eggs being shipped {n. A price of 20 to 21 cents is being paid for these |kinds of eggs. They will go for sec ond or bakers’ eggs, and nothing more. | In the poultry market, receipts have been good, and the demand is excellent. Brotlers, two pounds and under, are higher. Large springs are more plentiful, and small broll ers are scarce. Ducks are in bet- ter demand and geese are also sell ing better. There is now a good |demand for turkeys, if fat. | (Corrected daily by J. W. Godwin & C al cooking 1.00 4 8 46 ‘ oo 89 White river, local.18.09 @17.00 pee 4o 01% areen 25 Hubbard 0 @ paid producers tor butter eal and pork Perry Brow sold Tome, 2, 008 nize, pint kidney, trea 1 @ 14 laraer . @ ‘g004 view hows ; ‘s hie Pork, larger aoa will be re-| are! 8,000-FOOT FILM WILL TELL STORY OF JACK LONDON NOVEL Scenes from the motion picture play depicting Jack London's fa mous novel, “Sea Wolf.” Upper, Humphrey Van Weyden and Maud Brewster are marooned on the lonely Island. Center, the “Ghost,” the Sea Wolf's ship, and below Larsen, the Sea Wolf, is shown defending himself single-handed against the mutinous crew in the forecastie of the “Ghost Los NGELES at ww three main charac story-drama are La Wolf. played by Hobart Bosworth manager of the production; Humph rey Van Weyden, played by Her bert Rawlinson, and Maud Brew ater, played by Viola Berr daugh er of J. Stitt Wilson, fort 0 jetaliat mayor of Berkeley, Cal In London's “Sea Wolf” Humph- rey Van Woyden ts a very anaen superintel who, in a ferry boats is hurled { seaward through the unt, picked by Larsen, |the dominating, red-blooded, mod ern Viking, and carried away on his ship, the Ghost, to wild adven tures in the lonely ocean wilds, tre which he returns a man in bocy as well as in soul and mind, and of the love of Maud Bre The first part of the pictures are taker, in San Francisco bay and the rest near San Pedro. A spe jetally constructed ship ts used and le wrecked at t n TO HONOR MORSE BUENOS AYRES, Oct. 6.—The employes of the telegraph and rail road companies in Argentine are raising a subscription for the erec. tion of @ monument to Moree, the nventor of the telegraph. A mittee has been formed and minister of the Interior and the | American minister to the Argentine | republic have been named honorary presidents. BRYAN HAS SUGGESTION WASHINGTON, Oct. 6 tary Bryan has mend the appointment of Major W. M. Carpenter of the marine retired, as commander of the Francisco exposition guards, QUICK AND SURE Secre "PAPE’S DIAPEPSIN” ENDS IN. DIGESTION, GAS, SOURNESS IN FIVE MINUTES, Time it! 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Semans hag jspeed broken here Inst week, when| Delaware: |doctors were rushed at 80 miles an| been elected a 33rd degree Masog hour from Cleveland to Toledo, to |by the Northern jurisdiction of Scote PENNSYLVANIA save life of G W. Bennett, vice |tish Rite Masons, ° =——@ president of the Willys-Overland| Bellefontaine: A. Burkhardt Philadelphia: Amertean Product/(o. He died three hours after they | started to put on by ov of fishing |Co and J. D. Havenar, jr superin-| arrived trousers he had not worn for weeks tendent, indicted by federal grand Cleveland: Despite the increas-|and found wasps had made a nest jury, charged with causing garbage jing number of cases of typhoid fe- in them. He's running yet. Demanding an increase in |wages from 42% cents an hour to 45 cen 300 of the International | Painters’ union members have gone/ NOSE AND HEAD STOPPED UP FROM COLD OR CATARRH, OPEN AT ONCE at any drug stora This sweet, fra- | grant balm dissolves by the heat of |the nostrils; on strike. 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